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Could India play with only three bowlers?
Jarrod looks in to whether India could use some Bazball methods to make themselves even better at home.
Jarrod Kimber
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India and the three-year run drought
India's entire top six has stopped making runs, that is not players in form, that is a pattern.
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How did Australia win this Test?
Batting, bowling, reviewing, and the pitch
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Matt Kuhnemann and Australia's unlikely three-headed monster
Australia finally has spin options, plus some notes on Bangladesh-England.
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England's luck caught down the legside
Since BazBall England had been winning a lot of games, and having many things go their way. Both of those stopped today.
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South Africa's greatest moment
Disarray before the World Cup, a terrible start, years of underperforming and then their first final against an inevitable force.
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Women's cricket is about spin and space
We look into how the women's T20 is different from the men's.
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The BazBall shuffle
England's war on Test bowling continues.
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Leg spin has taken over women's cricket
From nothing to everything, women are now bowling high quality and high quantity leg spin all over the place.
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The many reincarnations of Neil Wagner
How the left-armer kept doing whatever he had to in order to forge a pro career.
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You should not bat in India
And it has been that way for quite some time.
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Lyon's return, Virat's luck, old balls, Wagner's price and new balls
Thoughts on Ind v Aus and NZ v Eng